Category Archives: Nova Scotia

Briella Anne

Posted on May 14, 2019 by Katherine

The fishing boat Briella Anne in Bayport

Posted in buildings, fisheries, fishing boats, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, ocean, spring | Tagged Atlantic Canada, fish boat, Highway 332 Nova Scotia, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, ocean | Leave a comment

Camp Norway memorial, looking toward downtown Lunenburg In 1940 Norway had the third largest ocean going merchant fleet in the world, with about 1100 ships. When Nazi Germany invaded the country on the 9th of April of that year, 1024 … Continue reading →

Posted in history, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia | Tagged Atlantic Canada, Canada, history, Lunenburg, Lunenburg County, Maritimes, Nova Scotia, World War II | Leave a comment

A quiet day at Bayport

Posted on May 13, 2019 by Katherine

A quiet day at Bayport, looking over Lower South Cove toward Feltzen

The big white golf ball

Posted on May 13, 2019 by Katherine

You may know what the big white golf ball is if you live bear CFB Greenwood, but if you’re just traveling around the Annapolis Valley this large white object on Stronach Mountain might be a bit of a curiosity. Area … Continue reading →

Posted in Nova Scotia, RCAF | Tagged Annapolis Valley, Area Surveillance Radar/Secondary Surveillance Radar, ASR/SSR, Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia, RACF, radar, Stronach Mountain | Leave a comment

Kiviuq I – ex Tulugarnaq

Posted on May 10, 2019 by Katherine

Kiviuq I in Lunenburg Arctic Fisheries Alliances (AFA) owns and operates two 30 metre (99’) steel fixed-gear fishing vessels: the Suvak (ex Genny and Doug) and the Kiviuq. They are sister ships and are equipped with freezing-at-sea capabilities. The Suvak … Continue reading →

Posted in fisheries, fishing boats, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia, ocean, winter | Tagged Atlantic Canada, first nations, fish boat, fisheries, Highway 3 Nova Scotia, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Spring | Leave a comment

Reflections – self portraits

Posted on May 8, 2019 by Katherine

It has been a while since I posted a reflective self portrait, so here we are with one that I shot at a very interesting place – the Church Grove Cemetery Company.

Posted in history, Nova Scotia, photography, self portrait | Tagged Annapolis Valley, Church Grove Cemetery Company, history, photgraphy, reflections, self portraits | Leave a comment

Church Grove Cemetery Company

Posted on May 7, 2019 by Katherine

In 1851, Rev. Robert Stewart came from Ireland to the community of Wilmot and Melvern Square, preaching in the local schoolhouse. In 1853-54 the Covenanter Congregation was officially organized and David Cruikshanks and Daniel Morrison were named elders. The church … Continue reading →

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Melvern Square United Baptist Church

Posted on May 7, 2019 by Katherine

Melvern Square United Baptist Church – Stronach Mountain Road

Posted in buildings, history, Nova Scotia | Tagged Annapolis Valley, Atlantic Canada, buildings, Canada, church, history, Melvern Square United Baptist Church, Nova Scotia | Leave a comment

The houses of Nova Scotia

Posted on May 7, 2019 by Katherine

One of the abandoned houses of Nova Scotia – Annapolis Valley

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Centurion Main Battle Tank Mk. 5

Posted on May 6, 2019 by Katherine

A Centurion Main Battle Tank Mk. 5 at the former CFB Cornwallis in Deep Brook, Nova Scotia. The Mk. 5 carried a type A barrel 20-pounder (84mm) main gun. Weight: 51 long tons (52 t) Length: Hull: 25 ft (7.6 … Continue reading →

Posted in buildings, history, Nova Scotia | Tagged Canadian Army, CFB Cornwallis, history, museum, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia Highway 1, RCA, tank | Leave a comment

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